An Account of Samoan History up to 1918

Storms and Winds. — O le afā ma le matagi

Afā	A Storm.
Agi.	To blow.
Agipō	To blow. at night
Asiosio.	A whirlwind.
Avalevale.	To blow gently.
Eti	To blow freshly.
Fisaga	Gentle N. W. wind.
Foganu'u.	A night breeze from off shore.
Fa'a[gap — reason: unclear]oi'a	Slight squalls.
Fa'aalo	To begin to blow a gale.
Faafogaupolu	Easterly winds.
Faalaugasegase	To die away of the wind.
Faanaunau	To be strong of the wind.
Faasinunu	The name of a strong wind.
Faatiu	A north wind.
Faititili	Thunder.
Iumatagi	The end of a storm.
La'io'atoa	A west wind at full moon.
La'ipupula.	A west wind at new moon.
Laulaufalafa	A north wind.
Lafalafamoana	A gentle west wind.
Lutaluta	To be at height of storm.
Mao	A lull in the wind.
Matāupolu	An east wind.
Matagi	Windy.
Matagi	Wind.
Matāmatagi.	Direction from which wind blows.
Matū	Northerly gale.
Mu[gap — reason: unclear]imatagi	Place where the wind ends.
Ofaga	To blow a fair wind.
Ogamatagi	Circumsoribed wind.
Paolo	Name of a wind.
Palapu	A wind from the land.
Savili	A breeze
Seafā	A strong wind.
Siuamouli	An E. S. E. wind.
Sulu	A S. W. wind.
Taumalua	To be changebale of wind.
Ta'uta'u	A squall.
Talipupuni	To be shut off of the wind.
To 'elau	N. E. Trade wind.
To'elaulafalafa	One kind of To'elau wind.
Toga	A south wind.
Tota'uta'u	To be squally.
Tuāotoa	S. E. wind.
Uila	Lightning.
Uafaafogaupolu	East wind.
Vāinu'u.	N. E. wind.